Is the cord fixed to the earpiece, or can you swap out cords?
30843
The cord is fixed. It's a rubber bendable joint. I've had mine for years now and still works perfectly! Very long cord also.
1162085
hellow. I would like to start by saying that I have two different kinds of wirless earpieces. the first one I bought was I think the one that ur are refering to and the order came with a hidden earpiece and wires (best described as a hidden necklace) that u would hook up to a phone or walkie talkie(u do need to have a second phone or walkie but nothing needs to be hooked up to the second one
154767
Hey, just call Samsung. They'll sell you the actual earpiece for about ¢99. Seriously. .It's made for it, and it's really that cheap. ..although, the first number i called wanted to sell it to me for $5, but then gave me another number to call for the cheaper price. ...Hope that helps!
391931
Most likely the earpiece to the jack, all I know is that I still have these headphones and after several hundred miles of running/sweating they are still strong and the cord is longer than I need, but the clip helps although I don't even use the clip anymore.
662253
It appears that you can change the cords to the one that you want. If you go to the description and technical details there is a picture of the cords not attached. If you have any other questions, go the manufacturer's website.
2035986
I resorted to using super-glue to glue the head-band attachment to the headset. I don't think there is any way to repair the over-the-ear attachment because the plastic clips break and they are to small to glue together.
107030
I could not find a picture of the part where the earpiece is to even guess. I would suggest contacting Plantronics. http://www.plantronics.com/us/support/Not only will they be able to let you know what will fit they also sell accessories including ear pieces and cushions. I did not see your particular model there but they can cross reference what is available for you if necessary..Further, in my case at least, they sent me a set of replacements for free on a one time basis. So you will not only get your question answered about the proper replacement part but perhaps also get lucky and get them free too. I could not find a picture of the part where the earpiece is to even guess. I would suggest contacting Plantronics. http://www.plantronics.com/us/support/Not only will they be able to let you know what will fit they also sell accessories including ear pieces and cushions. I did not see your particular model there but they can cross reference what is available for you if necessary..Further, in my case at least, they sent me a set of replacements for free on a one time basis. So you will not only get your question answered about the proper replacement part but perhaps also... » Read More I could not find a picture of the part where the earpiece is to even guess. I would suggest contacting Plantronics. http://www.plantronics.com/us/support/Not only will they be able to let you know what will fit they also sell accessories including ear pieces and cushions. I did not see your particular model there but they can cross reference what is available for you if necessary..Further, in my case at least, they sent me a set of replacements for free on a one time basis. So you will not only get your question answered about the proper replacement part but perhaps also get lucky and get them free too. « Show Less
594424
You can change the cord. It has a pretty long cord that comes with it,.Brett
2260820
You will need to buy a new headset but chances are you will break the earpiece and have to buy a new one before the battery wears out.
1526937
I don't believe you can replace them. They appear to be built in to the headphone. The only way possible to do so would be to completely take apart the headphone
1948926
Yes it is interchangeable. I have had many of these over the years. I am on the road all the time and have tried many types. This is the best for the money and I can flip the ear clip over and put it on either ear if I want to.
1590513
I've had the headphones for about 2 weeks now and haven't had to change them. I've use them on high for 25 hours now and haven't had any indication that they need to be changed soon.
1789643
not sure but I can tell you that the style of connector (cord to headset) is messed up. When I moved the cord it would make crackling noises in the headset over the audio. these headphones suck imo
654077
I believe it's the same size. As for the earpiece,try twisting them till they seem to be secure. Hope I was of some help! Good luck!
1219490
Yes the cable unplugs from the left earphone, and it is fairly secure from accidental unplug
2222160
I have not needed to switch the battery in mine, as of yet, but there are 4 tiny Phillips Screws on the inside rim between the foam on the earpiece and the housing where the buttons are placed. If you look closely you will see them. I took these screws out of mine and the earpiece came apart, and I could get to the inside. There was a small lightweight piece of metal tape over one of the components inside the headset, which I assume must be where the battery is located. So my answer is this, I don't know if it can be changed, but you can get to the inside of the headset without damaging the unit. Good Luck. I have not needed to switch the battery in mine, as of yet, but there are 4 tiny Phillips Screws on the inside rim between the foam on the earpiece and the housing where the buttons are placed. If you look closely you will see them. I took these screws out of mine and the earpiece came apart, and I could get to the inside. There was a small lightweight piece of metal tape over one of the components inside the headset, which I assume must be where the battery is located. So my answer is this, I don't know if it can be changed, but you can get to the inside of the headset without damaging the... » Read More I have not needed to switch the battery in mine, as of yet, but there are 4 tiny Phillips Screws on the inside rim between the foam on the earpiece and the housing where the buttons are placed. If you look closely you will see them. I took these screws out of mine and the earpiece came apart, and I could get to the inside. There was a small lightweight piece of metal tape over one of the components inside the headset, which I assume must be where the battery is located. So my answer is this, I don't know if it can be changed, but you can get to the inside of the headset without damaging the unit. Good Luck. « Show Less
1507065
Yes. I normally wear it there. You can easily switch by just flipping the ear piece.